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china back in june trump impose tariffs on fifty billion dollars worth of them as of today further gigi's have come into effect on another two hundred billion dollars worth of goods . on the other side china it's imports from the u.s. in twenty seventeen total one hundred twenty nine billion dollars in the summer china responded to u.s. tires by imposing duties on some fifty billion dollars worth of u.s. goods and now its retaliation began by adding juiciest to a further sixty billion dollars of u.s. products. meanwhile the war of words continues to. here's what u.s. secretary of state mike pompei o had to say about the trade war when he appeared on fox news on sunday. we know this much the trade war on by china against the united states has been going on for years. here's what's different in this of ministration to the extent one wants to call this a trade war we are determined to win it china for its part accuses the united states of bullying with no sign of a less open the tit for tat economists say the real losers in this trade battle could ultimately be consumers in both countries. w

she remembers her gigi and remembers palm springs. i think joy will always have a connection to it -- she will be a great grandchild, but she always has the connection there. >> i have been reading some biographical material about your father, and he had a very interesting childhood. ms. bales: he did. >> could you tell our viewers the story? he was born with a different name than gerald ford. ms. bales: he was. when people say, what does america not know about gerald r. ford, because so much has been written about him in books and kind of thing, to me, it was his name. he was born leslie lynch king. that was his father. he was a junior. and my grandmother took him when he was very young, six years old, and took him on a train to grand rapids, michigan. she divorced leslie lynch king and married gerald ford senior. my dad grew up as junior. he was never adopted. we all assumed he had been adopted until we found the documentation. he was never adopted by gerald r. ford senior, who i consider my grandfather, he just changed his name in

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store and they're hanging out and the one that she's fallen in love with is this 3-month-old puppy gigi. the problem is, she's not going to be around for a while. >> this is when things change a little bit. >> maddie -- >> that dog, in fact, is sold but she just learned it sold to her family and they confirm for her that this, in fact, is her puppy. they're breaking that puppy home -- they're bringing that puppy home. >>> this woman is animal activist and an organization reached out to her to please care after a litter they had just found of pups. they were five of them. she took them right in. as nature would have it, two of them didn't make it, so she's got the three. >> they look like foxes. >> they look like wolves. >> are we sure these are domestic dogs? >> they realize these are jackals she's been caring for as if they were puppies. she reached out to an organization that is responsible for the well-being of wild animals so after a lot of deliberation, they decided to allow her to keep them as pets because she's had them since there were so young, their behavior is very domesticat

gigi hadid and kaia gerber walked the runway, and in the seats -- anne hathaway, jessica chastain and even spielberg. >> everybody in the room, you walk around and they're all wearing ralph. everybody looks good. >> blake lively came ready to play. >> here we are. whoop, whoop. a simple favor crew in the house. >> blake told us the reason she was sort of twinning with anne. it was a last minute outfit change because -- >> they sent me one of my looks from the movie and i was like i can't wear this. it's from the movie, but i should steal it as one of my costume archives so i'm secretly stealing it. >> i love the way she looks all the time. i couldn't get enough of the images from this evt. everyone looked so beautiful. >> just a nod to ralph lauren how spectacular he's been for the past 50 year. >> twinning is just fine. >> still ahead -- >> this is me. take it or leave it. >> step aside arod only we have j-rod gushing over her new movie hubby. >> then -- >> just got married. >> denise richards says i do inside the whirlwind wedding day. >> and my best friend's wedding stars are back

store and they're hanging out and the one that she's fallen in love with is this 3-month-old puppy gigi, she's not going to be around for a while. >> this is when things change a little bit. >> maddie -- >> that dog, in fact, is sold but she just learned it sold to her family and they confirm for her that this, in fact, is her puppy. they're breaking that puppy home -- they're bringing that puppy home. >>> this woman is animal activist and an organization reached out to her to please care after a litter they had just found of pups. they were five of them. she took them right in. as nature would have it, two of them didn't make it, so she's got the

says it's great to drive and then gigi's three chamber air spring suspension system allows for either a distinctly sporty or a leg seriously comfortable driving the top of the bass but that's not the full on . then she tees front is more streamlined while the front grille has grown wider. the front axle has moved forward by thirteen and i have centimeters the logo on the side bows of the twelve cylinder engine i realized catcher and the power house under the hood doesn't disappoint. headlights and indicators are each mounted separately. in the rear features the bentley name written in staley. the teal wager shrunken look compared to the previous version and are now elliptical and are the tailpipes . we meet with bentley said of interior design baron de he tells us what makes these cars so unique when you go into a piece for home maybe a loft apartment or a shot so you always want for the doors and always have mavi architecture and the beautiful materials in the craftsmanship is gone into the house you never walk in and discover look at the television and inside the bentley constantly

occasion for this game to the man who saved and kept saving it and gave two of the charter of life, sign gigi taylor. roosevelt, the green light letter, made the bond between baseball and america personal. and official. a special relationship, unique among american sports. yet his absence from the hall almost surely reflects the clash between the hall of fame old-timers committee on one hand, fdr on the other. by world war ii, almost a quarter century in office had swelled the commissioners power. like most of baseball's front office, including the halls full-time committee. he was, as noted, deeply conservative. jackie robinson cracked the color line, only after landis' death in 1944. some blame the delay on the judge. the men of that time are dead, many records are lost or gone. the search however tells me and the lack of any other reason confirms that the hall of fame committee's refusal to admit franklin delano roosevelt stem from political and personal revulsion. political and ideological is against his liberal policies and persona. thanks role is telling. he was as conservative as landi

back in june trying to impose tariffs on fifty billion dollars worth of them as of today further gigi's have come into effect on another two hundred billion dollars worth of goods on the other side to china its imports from the u.s. in twenty seventeen totaled one hundred twenty nine billion dollars in the summer china responded to u.s. tires by imposing duties on some fifty billion dollars worth of u.s. goods. and now it's retaliation again by adding judy's to a further sixty billion dollars of u.s. products. meanwhile the war of words continues to. here's what u.s. secretary of state mike pompei o had to say about the trade war when he appeared on fox news on sunday. we know this much the trade war on by china against the united states has been going on for years. here's what's different in the same ministration to the extent one wants to call this a trade war we are determined to win it china for its part accuses the united states of bullying with no sign of a less than the tit for tat spot economists say the real losers in this trade battle could ultimately be consumers in both coun

katie holmes, priyanka chopra, gigi hadid, "extra" front and center as stars invade new york fashionfashion. >> kate spade's label paying tribute with a runway lined in glitter. >> she left sparkle wherever she went. >> cardi b's night off with a new baby as her man on the catwalk. >> burt reynolds 911 call. >> is he breathing normally? >> no. >> tanika's final interview with the movie legend. >> i love it. >> the o burt's confession about sally field and why it took him two decades to wrap up his divorce

>> guest: so gigi's mom, angela's mom. >> host: okay, sorry. >> guest: angela's mom.it was drugs, yeah. >> host: was it part of the crack epidemic that happened in the '80ssome. >> guest: no. it was the heroin of the '70s. so, but yeah. you look at the period, you can trace the drug. so she was a heroin addict. ndand od'd and was found on the roof. >> host: dorothy's in baton rouge, louisiana. hi, dorothy. >> caller: hi. >> host: you're on the air, ma'am. >> caller: thank you. i wanted to call about another caller, the 90-year-old woman who could not read. >> host: that was the 69-year-old leah who could not read. >> caller: no, the 90-year-old woman who could not read. >> host: okay. >> caller: and i think your advice was spot on. she needs to keep doing it. she needs not to quit. and i also loved the advice about the audio books. i hadn't thought about that. i'm an adult education teacher, prepare people for the ged. most of them are in their 20s, 30s and 40s. they are not strong readers because they just haven't had the kind of education that prepared them for that

or show me what i want to show and you get gigi which is what i hope you know we're on our own need for your time during an event. she and her daughter won in this. bonnie and the she didn't. on the kosher name called on earth cool jennifer treacy i was really good you're sure. you know. because i don't have any that idea what he mean. so you. told your caution. to give him sort of problems here. on a full. on this young woman of thirty one. years will be you should doctors wear the symbol of health care for the majority of chinese people under chairman mao in the one nine hundred seventy s. it was a rudimentary system but it left no one untreated no doctor hopes to master the new art of general practice in his retirement where the guy who fish in that you're sure you bought dinner and done hunting in the new bunny that you know the show you . the. city the thing you need to get you what are you to the show whole. one quarter of one a what would you rather see me about. condition health center dr lou has also rejoined the health workforce for retirement the rule is essentially to help t

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gigi b go is where you can go to make up -- ♪ emily: i am emily chang in san francisco.the next hour, amazon joins the trillion dollar valuation club. how bt giant will fare alongside apple. plus, tech testified. jack dorsey and sheryl sandberg face the bright lights of capitol hill. can they keep lawmakers at bay? should musk be worrying about an sec ban? some legal analysts say not so much. we discussed the likelihood of

the unfortunate reality is, on the weekends, gigi are -- ggr runs significant we higher than the weekn that to the entire sunday theoff-limits, we think result will likely be at the $1.5 billion -- 1.5 billion for talk us. that could cut growth for the month and -- in half. david: do we have a sense who getsit the most gets -- hit the most? >> it is all casino operators, given that all casinos were closed. it doesn't seem that any of the casinos sustained major damage. all of them will be able to open this morning, business as usual, if you will. david: it might be a silver lining. i'm guessing all of those guests were stuck in hotels not doing anything. can casinos expect a little bump in fmv or is that too small a a factor? >> yes, but it is almost a rounding error. we can't see any makeup there, if you will get them david: in terms -- if you will. david: in terms of gaming? it won't bemagine until later today or even tomorrow when everything is completely back to normal. there are a lot of people who rearranged their travel schedules. we have to get the planes flying again, the fer

taylor: russian president vladimir putin has held bilateral talks with china's gigi think.i jinping. the leaders met as the economic forum gets underway in vladivostok. u.k., serling surged above a dollar $.30 as michel deal -- brexit deal is possible within eight weeks. >> if we are realistic we are able to reach the agreement on the first stage of the negotiation, which is the brexit weeks. within 6-8 taylor: in the u.s., more than one million people are fleeing as hurricane continues to move towards the east coast. is poised to become the strongest hurricane in almost 30 years to hit the carolinas. four states have declared emergencies as a category four storm approaches. initial estimates say florence could cause as much as $27 billion of damages. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. francine? francine: thank you so much, taylor. now let's get back to our coverage of the financial crisis. 10 years ago this week lehman brothers declared bankruptcy. its collapse,f i

let's bring in a gigi ready to talk us through. it and they love it but there are too many models to choose from. the market is very oversupplied and fragmented. and if you look at the top 10 bestsellers it has gone down. the market is so fragmented and beijing has been pushing electric vehicle policy and people are now more incentivized, in theory, to buy shiftic cars, or at least discretionary purchases around where they can get more subsidies. what does it all mean for automakers? it is aboutkers, making the choice between when do you release the model and how you make the decisions around production and sales. if they can manage to balance that, things could be ok. but broadly speaking, carmakers are still announcing production , and they are not at the right time. part of the problem means there aren't any buyers. carmakers which have obviously managed to strike -- maintaining that inventory balance. you will have to watch and see what happens. >> what could cause a turnaround in the situation? potentially, if carmakers slow d

>> guest: gigi's mom -- angela's mom. it was drugs. >> host: was a part of the crack epidemic that happened in the 80s? >> guest: no, it was the of the 70s. you look at the time and you can trace the drug. she was owed even with sound on the roof. post adored him backwards, louisiana. majority. >> caller: high. >> host: you are in the air, man. >> caller: thank you. i wanted to call about another caller. the 90-year-old woman who could not read. >> host: that l was 69-year-old leah who could not read. >> caller: know, the 90-year-old woman who could not read. >> host: okay. >> caller: and i think your advice was spot on. she needs to keep doing it. she needs not to quit. andhe i also love the advice abt the audio books. i hadn't thought about that. i'm an adult education ged. most of them are in their 20s, 30s and 40s. they are not strong readers. they just haven't had the kind of education that prepares them for that. but you've given me some great ideas. i haven't read your books. i know you hear that. >> host: i don't